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Post by ironhold on Aug 9, 2022 1:13:19 GMT
Three Days Grace - Infra-Red
Can a heat sensor or infra-red system pick up changes in a person's emotional state?
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Post by the light works on Aug 9, 2022 3:00:51 GMT
I doubt it could pick out specific emotions, but a thermal imaging system could probably be used to identify changes in the intensity of a person's emotional state. it would basically be a matter of looking for flushing.
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Post by GTCGreg on Aug 9, 2022 4:32:21 GMT
Mood Rings anyone?  |
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Post by ironhold on Apr 28, 2023 17:29:18 GMT
Ray Stevens - "Sitting Up With The Dead"
When an elderly individual who is stooped over with arthritis and other ailments dies, the mortician decides that instead of the usual course of action in this situation (sever the tendons so they'll lay flat) he'll just use "logging chains" to strap the individual down into the coffin.
However, a storm blows through during the initial wake, and right as a clap of thunder takes place the chains "snap" and the deceased immediately "sits up", that is, resumes their hunched form. This causes a mass panic.
1. Could "logging chains" or any other type of restriction cause a body that's badly hunched over to ever lie flat?
2. Could the shockwave from thunder be enough to cause chains to become undone?
3. How much force would the reverend in the video need to have been able to run clean through the kitchen wall?
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Post by the light works on Apr 29, 2023 1:56:50 GMT
1: just have to apply more force than the strength of the tendons.
2: depends on how well secured they are. I've seen things tied down badly enough a gnat breaking wind could knock them loose.
3: it really depends on the wall. exterior wall, not much chance of getting through. interior wall, we're talking professional stuntman.
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